Law Firm Dunn Isaacson Rhee Establishes NYC Office at 7 World Trade Center

Silverstein Properties announced that Dunn Isaacson Rhee LLP has signed a new lease for 11,167 square feet of office space on the 34th floor of 7 World Trade Center. The lease establishes a New York office for the firm, an elite litigation boutique.

“Dunn Isaacson Rhee represents the caliber of organization that continues to define 7 World Trade Center as one of Downtown Manhattan’s premier office destinations,” said Keith Cody, Head of Commercial Leasing at Silverstein Properties. “Today’s leading firms are seeking workplaces that reflect their brand, support their people, and provide an exceptional experience for their clients. Through thoughtful design, hospitality-driven amenities, and a commitment to excellence, 7 World Trade Center continues to deliver an environment that meets those expectations.”

Tenant representation was provided by Lisa Ann Pollakowski, Cory Gahr and Richard Plehn of Lee & Associates. Ownership was represented in-house by Cody, Gordon Hough, and Harlan Strader, with CBRE agency leasing support from MaryAnn Tighe and team.

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